International relationship researcher to run local workshop

International relationship researcher Rory Kilmartin is running a day-long workshop in Te Puke next month to help people build more effective communication and relationships.

The workshop is on Monday October 9, 9.30am to 5pm at the Orchard Church, MacLoughlin Dr, Te Puke and is provided by SociaLink, which supports the Western Bay of Plenty social and community sector, Colab Te Puke and Tapuika

Based in Australia, he has 35 years’ experience searching and discovering the information that actually makes a difference for people.

“I have been leading workshops for over 19 years, sharing my findings and leading people through transformation programs.

“I will deliver a powerful and life-changing introduction to my research into archetypal relationships. Participants can expect to gain deep and powerful insights into their own lives and relationships during and after the day,” he says.

“We will be introducing and covering the Four Relationship Archetypes, how they interact, why they struggle and the path to improving all the relationships in your life.”

He says people will find the workshop useful in their work and personal life.

“The power of archetypal wisdom impacts a person at the deepest level. The benefits will ripple out into every area of your life – your partnership, your children, your family home, your work life, projects and communities.

“This work also improves many people’s sleep, reduces stress and anxiety levels and leads to all round improvements in life satisfaction.”

He promises that the day will be “fascinating, funny, moving and inspiring in equal measure”.

“This really is a day to clear your diary and make up your mind to attend. This is one of those days you will talk about for years to come.” He even offers a money-back guarantee if attendees don’t like the workshop.

Tickets cost $207 for profit organisations and $97 for not-for-profits and can be booked through www.eventspronto.co.nz/RoryK